Boss Hoss BHC-9 LS 445 Coupe Trike Motorcycles in Florida

2002 Harley-Davidson Softail Fat Boy® (2002)
For Sale is a 2002 Fat Boy FLSTFI One owner, clean title in hand Bike was garage kept and has 18,786 miles All serviced performed by local HD Dealer. Most recent service was on 06/14/2024 Vivid Black with chrome HD stage one kit Vance and Hines staggered pipes HD chrome upgrades include: front end, motor, rear end Included are the HD detachable windshield with bag, HD detachable sissy bar with pad, detachable hard bags with inserts. rear passenger floor boards, HD Badlander seat Have all original take off parts including HD Screaming Eagle slip-ons Please see my separate auction for the original custom painted HD tank and fenders. Will include with the bike if interested. Additional photos and information available upon request.

2024-07-10 05:40:31

Brandon, Florida, United States

18,786

9,000.00

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